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- Collection: RG 07, Arlington County Public Schools
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Letter from Howard Paul, Minister of Trinity Presbyterian Church in Richmond Virginia, February 3, 1959
Letter from Howard Paul regarding the integration of Stratford.
Letter from Phoebe A. Lusk on behalf of the Stratford Junior High School PTA, February 26, 1959
Letter from Phoebe A. Lusk on behalf of the Stratford Junior High School PTA commending Claude Richmond of the way Stratford integrated. Letter mentions enclosed resolution, document not found.
Letter from Claude Richmond to Ray E. Reid March 9, 1960
Letter from Claude Richmond submitting an inquiry from Mrs. E. L. Hamm regarding her son's placement in the next year to Mr. Ray E. Reid.
Notice Regarding Public Assemblages
Notice from the Arlington County School Board designating the segregation of seats at public events in accordance to the Code of Virginia
Letter from Helen do Carmo and Enclosed Newspaper Article, March 25, 1959
Letter from Helen do Carmo (Mrs. Daniel do Carmo, Sr.) with an enclosed newspaper article in the Brazilian newspaper Correio da Manhregarding the integration of Stratford. 3 pages, 2nd page appears to be a retype of the text of the article and 3rd…
Letter from Jerry J. Gerich, Principal of Grosse Pointe High School, Michigan, and Enclosed Article from Detroit Paper April 7, 1959
Letter from Jerry J. Gerich to Claude Richmond with enclosed article from Free Pres-Chicago News Service regarding the integration of Stratford. 4 pages
Letter from Paul Harenberg April 9, 1959
Letter from Paul Harenberg, teacher in Suffolk Co, NY, requesting a student visit to Stratford to learn about the integration of southern schools
Letter from L. J. Patterson (?) April 20, 1959
Letter from L. J. Patterson to Claude Richmond regarding the integration of Stratford.
Letter from the Virginia Committee for Public Schools, April 21, 1951
Letter written on Virginia Committee for Public Schools stationary, appears to be signed Blair (Perhaps Dr. J. L. Blair Buck, President of the Committee). Very difficult handwriting to make out, first paragraph expresses commendation for Claude's…
Letter from Evelyn W. Mock to Mrs. Roger H. Hollingshead May 17, 1960
Letter to Mrs. Roger H. Hollingshead regarding guardianship of a student and his enrollment at Stratford
Anonymous Letter from Petersburg, Virginia May 24, 1961
Anonymous letter expressing admonishment of a possible desegregated prom. 2 pages
June 29, 1961 Stratford Junior High Integrated Prom
Letter to Dr. Barnard Joy of the Arlington County School Board with copies to the members of the board written by parents of the graduates of Stratford Junior High School reporting their sponsorship of an integrated prom and encouraging integrated…
Article on Integration in VA
Handwritten note - "Article on integration in VA - see Newsweek 1956picture of Mr. Richmond interviewing students." 2 pages, front and back, back does not appear to be relevant
The American Nationalist, Court Decrees Mongrelization, NAACP Pushed Plan For Bringing Total Mongrelization To The South, no date. 2 pages.
Magazine article against the Supreme Court Decision, NAACP, integration and Jewish influence . The American National was edited by Frank L. Britton.
The American Nationalist, Court Decrees Mongrelization, NAACP Pushed Plan For Bringing Total Mongrelization To The South, no date. 2 pages.
Magazine article against the Supreme Court Decision, NAACP, integration and Jewish influence . The American National was edited by Frank L. Britton.
"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, "Hatemongering and Defamation", November, 1, 1958, page 1.
Top half of front page of Common Sense newspaper with part of an article, "Hatemongering and Defamation" by Marilyn R. Allen.
"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, "Hatemongering and Defamation", November, 1, 1958, page 2.
Bottom half of front page of Common Sense newspaper with part of an article, "Hatemongering and Defamation" by Marilyn R. Allen.
Leaflet: Use and Distribute "Fight Communism" Stamps, no date. 2 pages.
Page 1 and 2: leaflet with explanation of stamps and price list. Also examples of front and backs of stamps. Name of creator obscured.
Leaflet: "The Real Criminals Are Those Who Preach Racial Integration", American Nationalist, Frank L. Britton, no date.
Anti-integration propaganda.
"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, Anti-Filibuster Reds Pressure Congress, 50 Groups Plan Capitol Lobby On Filibuster, William Allen, November 30, 1958. Page 1.
Top half of page from "Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, Anti-Filibuster Reds Pressure Congress, 50 Groups Plan Capitol Lobby On Filibuster, William Allen.